Jason Bourne Quadrilogy – Movie Reviews
Jason Bourne looms in the shadows. About five days time the super spy comes out of a nine year retirement.
In five days, the Bourne Quadrilogy becomes a umm, five-ology.
So, now would be the best time for you lovely people to revisit those brilliant films.
The Bourne Identity :-
The Bourne Supremacy :-
The Bourne Ultimatum :-
The Bourne Legacy :-
It’s so interesting visiting these films back again, and noticing how far ahead of their time they were. With their commentary on the Patriot Act and the CIA’s over reliance of technology.
But what’s great is how these films don’t make any characters ‘Good’ or ‘Bad’ per se.
It gives our supposed antagonists moral dilemmas, especially in The Bourne Ultimatum, regarding Noah Vosen.
The fourth film does feel rather useless however. But not totally bad, the sterility in the cinematography, fits well for an origin story on those wonky programs.
For me, the let down was “THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM” . . . originally. It nearly reeked with plot holes. The real disappointment turned out to be “JASON BOURNE”. Why on earth did Damon and Greengrass bothered with this film? Not only was I able to spot some plot holes, it seemed so unoriginal.
It’s funny. Everyone is putting down “THE BOURNE LEGACY” with Jeremy Renner. It’s my second favorite movie in the franchise.
Love this Rameez Khan Quadrilogy of movie reviews! Bourne is one of my favorite movie franchises. I love it and can’t wait for the new one. I think Identity was my pick of the movies (so far). I felt Legacy was a bit of a let down. Even though I am a fan of Bond, I do think Bourne is superior.